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StringBuilder
TextBox1.text = stringBuilderObject.ToStri
This code always return the first added character array only. How to return all charater arrays added to the String Builder?
This code always return the first added character array only. How to return all charater arrays added to the String Builder?
Éric Moreau
How did you feed stringBuilderObject ? You should have used the .Append method. Show us your code.
ASKER
Dim sb As New StringBuilder()
Dim data(1024) As Char
Dim nBytes As Integer
Do
nBytes = sr.Read(data, 0, 1024)
sb.Append(data)
Loop While nBytes = 1024
TextBox1.Text = sb.ToString
'sr is a stream reader
'TextBox1 only shows the first appended data. i.e the first 1024 characters. If I change 1024 into 2048 TextBox1 shows the first 2048 characters.
Dim data(1024) As Char
Dim nBytes As Integer
Do
nBytes = sr.Read(data, 0, 1024)
sb.Append(data)
Loop While nBytes = 1024
TextBox1.Text = sb.ToString
'sr is a stream reader
'TextBox1 only shows the first appended data. i.e the first 1024 characters. If I change 1024 into 2048 TextBox1 shows the first 2048 characters.
change to
Loop While nBytes > 0
Loop While nBytes > 0
ASKER
No effect
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ASKER
Yes your code works but I want to understand why do you use brackets around Char and String?
You can remove them. That was copied from a website. These brackets are normally used when you need element names (variables, methods, enums, ...) with names that are normally invalids.